The state chronicle., 1887-12-15

Mayor Thompson has issued the follow
ing notice relative to the sale Of beer and
IN this city TO whom it may concern:
Inc supreme Court OF North Carolina
| having decided IN the case OF State VS..
HlerSch that the licenses granted by the
County Commissioners of Wake for the
sale of vine and beer in Raleigh township
was unauthorized and void this is to mott
~ any person who obtained like license
and has been selling under the same, that
tor every act Of sale he is indictable, and
that for every sale hereafter made coming
to the notice of this court he viii be pros
ecuted under the provisions of the local
option act.
itev. Robt. Strange preached his fare
we'll sermon at the church of the Good
shepherd sunday morning. He goes to
| Wilmington as rector of St. James church.
| The CHRONICLE expresses the sentiment of
the entire community in reSretting his
| departure. MI. Strange has been in Raj
| elgh something over two years, and has
wrought a work Of which he has abundant
cause to be gratitied He has done much
good and endeared himself to the people
as have few men who have lived in the
city. He carries with him to his new home
the best wishes of a host Of friends, who
! look to see him. as the years go by, win
ming his place in his high vocation.
The following is a list of the jurors
| drawn for the janury term of Wake
| Superior Court: First week, January @
G. &. King, H. d. Dunn. l. w. Jones, |.
r. Durham, J. NJ. Colclough, James Ay
| cock, John W Ferrell j. L. Markham, n .
| NJ, Rand, Geo. W. Poe, Henry Medlin,
III W L, D1l
col, John Stephens, b. J. Cooley. r. J.
Gulley. \. L. Garner, 5. F. Bailey, F. NJ
| Franks F. Z. Weathers, William Brinkley,
| B. l.. Barker, Henry Young, j. T. Redford,
A. I. Smith, r. \. Young, Andrew J.
| King, Fred. Goodwin, Jr., \. y. Blake,
| y. j. Rlalock, NJ. L. Carlton, c. II. Penny,
/ W. I, Smith, Augustus Garter, ). c. Hob
by. Second week, January 49, \. II.
| Tucker, E. ?, Wigs, 4. 5. Hodge, Castine
Watkins, E. 5, Rand, n. B, Bagweli. E /.
J. Franks, K. J. Harrison, T. 7. Pearce,
| W H. Womble, JEFF. Parks. W. 5. Woods,
Jamas H. Stone, W. II. f. Caudle. James
Yearly. George Stephens, George Brewer.
:! col, J. p. Sorrell. IT their last meeting
the Board of County Commissioners made
a reduction of about one-third of the
present emoiuuient Of the county treasury.
IleN. II. u. ItdESOu CiO5tu tue sctle Ol
/ the meeting which he was conducting IN
| Raleigh last Thursday night. He preach
! ed in Raleigh one month and in that time
| there We're about five hundred conver-
/ sions About the same number of back
! slders gave pc blie evidence of their de-
/ termination to make fresh conservation
! of themselves. After the seFmO.. Ihurs-
! day night, Mr.. Pearson made an appeal TO
/ the citizens 10 contribute literally to the
| Young Mems Christian Association. Chas.
4 u. Upchurch, Esq, Capt. 3. p. William
/ son. and Rev. I. (. skinner, became life
/ members of the Association by paying
/ 800 each. The entire collections and I.ledg-
i es amounted to about $500. As a fitting
/ finale to the wonderful meeting OF Mr..
| Pearson, the pastors of the several church
| es in the city made fitting and eloquent
expressions Of the thanks of the citizens
TO Mr. Pearson The closing words Of
| this consecrated evangelist touched the
hearts of the vast congregation. lie has
wrought great work in Raleigh ana car
rieS with him the affection and esteem of
the entire community.